An edition of Donne di denari (1989)

Donne di denari

castellane, badesse, artigiane, regine : le prime imprenditrici della storia dal VI al XVIII secolo in Europa

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An edition of Donne di denari (1989)

Donne di denari

castellane, badesse, artigiane, regine : le prime imprenditrici della storia dal VI al XVIII secolo in Europa

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Publisher
E.O.
Language
Italian
Pages
296

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Subjects

History, Queens, Women

Places

Europe

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Donne di denari: castellane, badesse, artigiane, regine : le prime imprenditrici della storia dal VI al XVIII secolo in Europa
1989, E.O.
in Italian - 1a ed.
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [289]-296).

Published in
Milano
Series
PrimaDonna

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
332/.082
Library of Congress
D107.3 .M54 1989

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Pagination
296 p. ;
Number of pages
296

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1916229M
LCCN
90125083

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